an opening, but check out the defender, aaron man, kicking it away at the last minute. later in the first half, on the give and go, lone goal, union lose 1-0. >> eagles next round of offseason workouts is tuesday. it's volt fairy. the little scholars held an award ceremony. goalic gives us his thoughts on defensive end derek barnett. >> i watch the guy play. i love the way he gets off the ball, making plays to the ball. philly fans are going to love the way he plays the game. the soul are on fire. up by seven with less than a minute to go. the valor score, they have a shot at tieing the game, but they botch the extra point. they hold on to win 48-47, 7-0 on the year. >> as a former player and coach, i know how much that hurries. and how much testify coach is yelling. >> "action news" at 10:30 is next. joe biden gets a gift and it was sweet. his own ice cream flavor. >> and one of the documents by one of our beloved presidents goes up for sale. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a t

you'll notice her man aaron. he's been motioning for her to step this way. and as she makes her way through the crowd, she walks right up to this beauty. a 2017 dodge durango. >> i do! oh, wait, he wasn't asking me. >> there's a red bow on it and she's taken aback. he wraps his arms around her, gives her a kiss. now he motions to his little guy . and she's just crying up a storm. >> oh, wow. >> double whammy. >> what happened to you today? i graduated from college, got a new car, got engaged. >> they both drop to one knee. he asked her to marry him and she says yes. meanwhile carter says i've got to get out of here, this is weird. >> does she get the car no matter what she says? >> he pops that ring on her finger and they kiss. carter was embarrassed but he also hugs madison. >> that is quite the day. >> yeah, it is. >>> i can't imagine getting to the point where jumping out of an airplane isn't exciting enough. where you have to take it to the next level. every time you fling your body out of a plane, that's what he's guys are doing. five expert jumpers her

aaron, with a friendship. not a good one. his friendship with a volatile man takes very little to set him off. he doesn't -- he doesn't have talks. he doesn't argue. he just kind of lashes out. >> reporter: aaron was in prison for forgery when he met sam and heard sam's story about killing a man in self defense, then setting his own house on fire. so they both did their time, and then resumed their friendship in louisville, kentucky. where aaron was sometimes sam's little helper in the illicit drug business. and thus, one day -- >> sam called me and asked me if i'd ride shotgun with him to nashville to pick up some drugs. i told him that i would. >> reporter: except that was a lie. couple of hours down the road, said aaron, sam admitted they weren't going to nashville and it wasn't a drug deal. >> and he said, no, we're going to south carolina, because he had taken money to kill someone. >> reporter: kill someone? was he kidding? aaron wilkinson is many things, he told us. not all of them good. but a murderer? no. >> i'm just not violent. i don't ever want to

aaron hernandez now declared an innocent man. a judge threw out his murder conviction yesterday. it's based on legal precedent -- since hernandez had an appeal in progress before his suicide. the mother of his alleged victim is speaking out. lawyers for the former n-f-l player say his prison death is still being investigated. new developments -- terrifying deadly amtrak derailment in pennsylvania back in 2015. official word now that no criminal charges will be filed against the engineer! authorities state: the train was going more than double the speed limit -- and the engineer was distracted. but-- prosecutors say there's no evidence of criminal intent or recklessness. eight people were killed in that crash and about 200 others were hurt. look at these intense flames consuming a bus in south carolina. there were more than 50 kids onboard at the time. miraculously -- the students are safe this morning -- thanks to their school bus driver. she got everyone off the bus before it erupted into flames yesterday. no one was hurt, but no word yet about exactly how this happened. for the

lloyd is the man that aaron hernandez killed. undess conviction is missed if a defendant dies before an appeal to can be heard. so today a judge wiped hernandez's record clean. which brings us to the family of odin lloyd and that l heart ache. but i know. >> i know one day i'm going to see my son. and that's the victory that i have that i am going to take with me. >> prosecutors say the court has pretty much rewarded hernandez for taking his own life. they plan to appeal today's decision. >>> school field trip was cut short after an armed security guard was called in. >> the kids in question six seven-year-olds. first graders. delia goncalves is at the arboretum to tell us what happened. >> reporter: the arboretum was supposed to be a peaceful place, it was anything but. these kids were actually horrified. their parents and teachers as well. they were all here inside the arboretum a week ago today for a field trip. a couple kids were looking for spiders when i'm told a staff member drove up and started yelling at them and then ca

officers arrested aaron last month for one man homicide and then earlier to night charged him with another6 felony counts. they say he ambushed men, women, and children over the course of a year and one survivor told nbc he recognized his face when police showed them photos. police say he may be responsible for up to nine deaths including a mother and her 12-year-old daughter shot while sitting in a parked car outside our officers did not rest. >> he got more than 3,000 tips on this case that say they will pay out the $75,000 reward for information that helped him krk this case. >> at the live decembesk, chris lawrence. >> young men and women and children sold in the dark corners of the internet. it happens right here in our communities. new tonight, news 4's darcy spencer reports on a push to educate people about the warning signs and to stop human trafficking. >> you could talking to a trafficker now. >> she knows that firsthand as a teen she was a victim of sex trafficking and now fights to help victims through her nonprofit courtney's house in the district. >> my situation, the sad par

. >>> authorities in arizona have arrested this man, aaron saucedo in connection to 12 shootings thatnine people dead. the killings spanned august 2015 to july of last year, each taking place on the streets of phoenix. investigators are now thanking the public for calling them with everything they sensed might be linked to these crimes. >> what we expected to happen did happen. tips from within our own community led us to a possible suspect. >> sketches of the suspect were posted throughout phoenix but authorities say saucedo now admits he changed his appearance to avoid arrest. >> it's been said that a serial killer is like a chameleon and that's what made this case so frustrating. >> saucedo now faces 26 felony charges in connection with these deadly shootings. >>> two airplane manufacturer employees were killed when their single engine plane crashed at lake berryessa. now the feds are trying to figure out what went wrong. the accident happened yesterday morning near the eastern end of the lake. the victims, john murray karkow and cagri sever worked for icon aircraft in vacaville. f

. >> thank you for -- >> tonight police in phoenix say they have their man. 23-year-old aaron salsedothe victims apparently gunned down at random, ranging in age from 12 to 32, after following 3,000 leads, investigators getting the big break they have waited a year and a half for. >> tips from within our own community led us to a possible suspect and our investigation launched forward. >> with the suspect striking at night, the men, women and child were shot without motive. triggering a wave of fear through this phoenix suburb. the shootings happened within two square miles under suspiciously similar circumstances. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> shot on the floor. it's my brother. >> nancy lost her brother horatio. like many of the victims, he was shot in the drive way. >> he's a monster, he's doing this for the thrill of it. >> facing 26 felonies for the shooting spree that terrorized a community. salsedo was already in custody for a 2015 murder. police admit they have no motive, but are certain they have their shooter. tonight for the families of the victims, relief and arrest h

. >> the officer couldn't have known that aaron louis was the man they were looking for. >> miss carterll alive and he just didn't know it. >> when louis returned home, crystal told the jury that's when the couple ran out of options. >> she was in the bathroom with crystal's medication and she knew crystal's name. >> beverly had seen too much. they agreed she had to die. >> aaron took miss carter from their house and put her in the back of the car and drove her out to the cement plant. >> that's when prosecutors believe louis did something horrific. he wrapped beverly's face in duct tape and let her suffocate. >> he came home and told crystal she was dead. >> and the heart of the prosecution's case, the recording of beverly pleading to her husband, they played it for the jury. >> do what he says and please don't call the police. if you call the police it, could be bad. >> they say it claimed that beverly had been kidnapped and contradicted the claim of a hookup. attorney bill james ignored it. >> i was unable to come up with any plausible explanation for that recording that helped us. >

three weeks after he killed himself in prison, former nfl star aaron hernandez is legally a free man. a massachusetts judge agreeing to erase his murder conviction. let's start where all the action is this hour in the nation's capital. chris jansing is on the north lawn of the white house. hans nichols at the pentagon and in d.c., a former u.s. ambassador to rusa and a nato deputy secretary general. a lot to talk to him about. chris, let's start with you. what's the latest from the white house on this possible troop deployment? >> we thought we might get an answer quickly because the president is going to that big meeting next week and the early word had been that he would make a decision by then. we heard from sean spicer there is no timeline. he asked for a comprehensive review to look at what their options are. the reports are he wants to start winning again. here's what sean spicer said about that. >> one of the things he has asked his national security team to do is to actually rethink the strategy. what are we doing to achieve the goals that you are asking about. how do we win?

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man to make a decision. >> okay. >> all right. come on. >> are you doing the plea agreement, then? >> yeah. >> okay. >> while our cameras wait outside, aaronnters the courtroom for one final chance to enter a plea. >> if they've accepted the plea, he's a lucky man. if they haven't, he's in for a long process yet to come. >> what aaron decides in the next five minutes will affect his future for years to come. >> it's my understanding the parties have reached an agreement to resolve this matter, is that correct? >> yes, your honor. >> mr. ash burn, this the agreement as you understand it? mr. ashburn, is this the agreement that you understand? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry? >> yeah. >> i can't hear you, mr. ashburn. can you speak up, please? >> yes. >> as aaron struggles to speak, his mother makes her opinion clear. >> the record will note that his mother has left the room. mr. ashburn, do you have some reluctance to enter into this agreement? is there a reason why you're refusing to respond? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> sorry, sir? >> how would you feel if your mother walked out on you? >> aaron's refusal or inability

aaron. >> angie, thank you. >>> the man charged with one of the most infamous crimes in our area is now accused of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old in prince williams county. lloyd lee welch will go on trial in september for the killing of two. now we've learned he's been charged with two additional assaults in woodbridge. if the judge allows it, the now 27-year-old victim could be called to testify in the murder. >>> thieves claiming to be with a charity are swiping laptops in stores. it happened here in bethesda on march 28th. montgomery county police just released these surveillance photos after four laptops were stolen at the apple store. one man distracts an employee while asking to make a purchase for a charity. while laptop. looking into the possibility of these same men did similar things. >>> a teacher was accused of sexually abusing a former student. it happened at another school 20 years ago. according to "the washington post," the administrator who hired michael henderson knew in some part about the allegation but hired him anyway. the school quickly removed the veteran music teache

aaron, back to you. >> its 45e:47. >>> the death of a man shot by police in arlington has been ruledaniel boak refused to stop. he was wanted on a misdemeanor charge. when officers tried to approach him he put his truck in drive pinning an officer against another car. the medical examiner ruled his death a homicide. >>> new this morning, we now know what sparked a fast-moving town house fire in berk, virginia. a floor lamp was to blame there. the fire started wednesday morning on spring oak court. three people were sent running out of that building. two suffered burns. the third injured in jumping out of that building. >>> new details that will help you navigate metro's final safetrack surge. it will take place next month and impact the red line montgomery county for eight days. it starts june 17th. but is asking you to start your trip at twin brook, mike grove. >> if you don't want the name of jeb stewart's high school changed, attend a meeting next tuesday. last year the fairfax county approved a working group to choose a new name for the school. i chose the four names for the conf

. >> aaron was in track, in addition to football, he also did basketball. he was described in any sport he played as a manying with children. >> reporter: hernandez' athletic ability was partly genetic, partly parental influence. >> his father was pretty strict. he told me his father used to make him shoot 500 shots before he went sometimes to play with his friends. >> reporter: that father/son relationship comes up in jamie conversations between sheriff thomas hobson and hernandez after his arrest. >> his dad clearly kept him anchored. i saw a closeness with them that i had never seen before. this was something about dennis and aaron the way they intertwined, it was magic in my eyes. >> reporter: magic that didn't last, ending when hernandez was just 16-years-old. brad mcmillan and andrew rogale were on his basketball team. >> i walked in, he says, dennis has passed away. >> reporter: dennis hernandez, aaron's father, his anchor died unexpectedly after a routine hernia surgery. >> he felt uncomfortable to see him so hurt. >> clearly, at 16-years-old, losing your father, it would be very easy to fall into

police say they took her into custody near where a 45-year- old man aaron johnson was attacked. held on suspicion of murder and making threat. she has worked as a teacher's aide for 15 years. she has been placed on unpaid administrative leave. police are not saying if there is a motive for the killing. >>> the marin county sheriff says there could be a backlash if california approves to protect undocumented officials. federal officials are warning if the measure passes, california will be targeted. that means more undocumented immigrants would get deported, not less. now, the bill prohibits state and local authorities from investigating and arrests people for immigration enforcement purposes. >>> the man accused of a deadly attack in oregon was in court yesterday. that is jeremy christian yelling about free speech during his arraignment on aggravated murder, assault and two counts of intimidation. he we rated two muslim woman and stabbed to death two of three men who tried to protect them. >> this is america. get out if you don't like free speech. >> a third man was stabbed. he

manning has been serving her sentence. blake grg blake, good morning. >> reporter: aaron and eun, we're looking out for my sighting of manninge's set to be released after sevening seven of a 35-year sentence. president obama in one of his final and most controversial acts in office commuted the remainder of manning's sentence saying he felt it was disproportionate to what others have received. and been hush about what her next steps are when she's outside of prison here. she's appealed the decision which could take years. an online cloud sourcing campaign has raised $140,000 to help man be reacclimate and begin her any life. >> blake mccoy live in kansas. be sure to catch blake's full report coming right up on the "today" show. >>> 6:49. a grieving family has a warning for other parents to make sure home day cares don't have guns anywhere near children. 4-year-old cole james clark was killed in rural orange county. the toddler had somehow picked up a loaded gun and shot himself. a stafford county deputy in training also lives in that home. orange county sheriff said the gun probably used was not a service weapon. cole's m ot

aaron altair. phillies three hits today. phils lose 1-0, lost 17 of the last 21. former philly chase utley, you are an old man by baseball standards. the 38-year-old makes a diving play for the dodgers, hitting 2005. he's not taking it with him to the field. >> mike trout fans, you don't want to miss an at bat. the angel superstar drives in three, hits a double and a homer in the 12-5 win over the mets. eagles on the field tuesday for a spring practice. today, doug pederson and company are coaching up a few new players. hosting ago clinic for women today, a big hit with the ladies, teaching the xs and os running drills. they even had ma psal massages s nomanicures. eagles get a kick out of spreading their knowledge. >> it shows the passion of the eagles, passion of our city and fans. it's a great experience. it's an inside look at what our guys go through to try to win games sunday. >> peterson will work with matt collins who today is working the cameras. he still can't believe he has a face on a football card. >> i'm a guy that plays like an eagle. i'm about hard work, not guilty talk. i'm about action. i'll

three weeks after he killed himself in prison, former nfl star aaron hernandez is legally a free man. a massachusetts judge agreeing to erase his murder

we've also learned that a man from prince george's county was inside the arena. aaron spears is ariana grande's drummer. >> he heard that blast. and in an interview exclusively as we interviewed his news4's justin finch is live at the embassy in northwest washington with more on his story. jutten. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth spears called it the worst kind of nightmare. the fear that this son could have been hurt or worse in that manchester attack. as you mentioned, his son is a drummer. he was on stage because he's in ariana grande's band. taking you to video that we have. he lives in prince george's county. his son aaron called him immediately to say he was okay. arianna and the band had just walked off the stage when that bomb blast went off. aaron said on instagram that he and his band mates are devastated. now that young lives have been lost and families have been wrecked by his tragedy. back in prince george's county, his father kenneth says that he's relieved. >> high heart just jumped. oh, my goodness. the worst kind of nightmare. he i'm all right. >> re

. >> aaron road about his three year adventure in korea in a book named seoul man. >> it's incrediblyodern, but it's a dense pack of people everywhere. >> to avoid getting last in translation, he learned a little bit about an ashept chinese philosopher who set up a system of social order for east asian countries centuries ago. it's marked by politeness and formality. >> learn simple things like handing a business card with both hands and receiving it with both hands and look at it for a minute and then put it on the table right in front of you. don't put it in your back pocket like you're going to sit on it. show it some respect. >> while the cultural the ocean which divides it from the u.s. he found a way to bond with his korean friends and colleagues and it usually involved food. >> you're eating communally as opposed to our individual plates in the u.s. and it's different than what we're used to as a dining experience and we don't think about bonding with nonfamily members in a way that you do in their culture and i find myself nostalgic to that sometimes. >> his experience gave hi

aaron? garvin: and to thank those brave kids. kevin: you saved my life, thank you very much. my name's kevin. garvin: which is just what he got to do. kevin: oh, man, i can't tell you, thank you so much for seeing me and then makin' the call, and you're a good man, thank you. garvin: the brothers and jennifer not only getting kevin's thanks-- female: thank you and congratulations. garvin: but that of an entire city, showing us all that sometimes, getting involved can mean saving a life. garvin: a dollar can go a long way. in fact, it's how one san leandro thrift store is helping sick children and their families. dee gonzalez is the woman behind that store. when she and some friends were trying to open it, dee once cornered the mayor in a bathroom to make her pitch. she's persistent, she says, because the cause is worth it. dee: look at how cute isn't it darling? garvin: for the past 12 years, dee gonzales has been running the treasures hospice thrift shop in downtown san leandro, selling, well, just about anything, charging close to nothing. dee: a whole 50 cents, we can get that. dee: a lady donated all these hats-- garvin: dee's got a whole lot

aaron, we just got new video. at silver hill road. officers saying they arrived just after midnight. they saw a man in his car shot in the upper body and he did die at the scene. police are still trying to find a suspect and figure out a motive. if you have any information, please call police. >>> a student with access to guns have made a threat towards dominion high school in sterling. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to assure parents that the threat was not immediate. .weapons belonged to a relative. >> american university police say this person is responsible for this week's hate crime that left students disgusted and distur that person came with news print and the suspect wore all black and covered his or her face. as police search for this person, students are taking their frustrations straight to the administration. >> hundreds of students marched yesterday demanding the university do more when responding to racial threats. this is at least the third time in the past eight months that bananas have been used to harass black women on campus. today, another rally is planned for 4:00 p.

>>> breaking overnight police say they've arrested the man behind a string of random shootings that terrorized areas of phoenix. 23-year-old aaron cecita faces 26 felony counts in connection with the shooting that killed nine people. police say he randomly stalked his victims. except his first victim, his mother's boyfriend and police say there may have been more victims. he was already in jail on that other murder related charge. >>> all right, time for a look at the nation's weather. >>> that powerful storm system that dumped heavy rain and rail in southern california did this to coors field in denver. that hail was so thick, the rockies were forced to postpone last night's game with afternoon. east of denver, this funnel cloud was caught on camera swirling and taking form before eventually dissipating luckily and noaa says this april was the second wettest april on record for the whole country nearly an inch above the average. >> jimmy kimmel was back on his show for the first time since revealing his new son billy's heart condition. >> and jumped right back into the health care debate while talking to senator bill cassidy. t

aaron. >> melissa, thank you. >>> 6:15, we're getting new information on the man accused of killing two doctors in boston. officials say bampumim fac faced. and sentenced to 360 days in prison that's one day shy of what experts say would have triggered the verdict. we learned that he worked briefly as a conseeier at that building where the doctors were found dead. >>> we now know what's going do happen to the teenager seen in this dramatic video in florida. we're told he turned himself in. he threw a 68-year-old woman to the ground and into the pool. the teenager is charged with battery and will be under house arrest for three weeks. the woman in the video said she's moving on. >> i feel for him. i feel for his mom. she's a mom also. i never would -- i feel for him, you know, there's nothing i can do. he did something wrong. >> the teen is 16 years old and was charged as a juvenile. he was upset. the woman was complaining about notification at that party. the teen will be aed to school. his attorney said the teen is feeling very remorseful about what happened. >>> well, after that intense scene at the ft.

man. what do you think about a guy like aaron judge? what do you -- the real deal or what?th of april was his. >> he's on the cover of the next "sports illustrated." isn't that pretty -- pretty cool, huh? >> yeah, yeah, i do. [ laughter ] i had a feeling, man. i had a feeling, man. come on. judge, you're the man bro. the gap -- it was the gap. [ laughter ] there's only two gaps, you and strahan. i had a feeling, man, i knew it. >> yeah that always gives it away. >> you're the future, man. we love you here, man. >> what do you think so far of the year? >> i think some of the young players that they have now have gotten people perhaps that weren't as excited about them before, really into it, like aaron judge. >> uh-huh. >> love him. he's exciting. >> love him. >> so if aaron judge were sitting here right now, what kind of advice would you give him? you know, young guy on a young team in -- in new york city, what kind of advice would you give him? >> i probably would just say be yourself, because it seems to be working so far. >> be myself. you say you love him. >> i really d

man after his death. the judge throughout his murder conviction, based on legal precedent in the state of massachusetts. aaron hernandez had in appeal in process before his suicide. he's guilty, and he will always be guilty. . don't know i know one day i'm going to see my son. jonathan: lawyers for the former nfl player said his prison death is still being investigated. nancy: for the first time, we are hearinth hours after a 19-year-old fraternity pledge fell headfirst down the stairs at penn state, following heavy drinking and aid in alleged -- and in alleged fraternity hazing incident. >> he has not moved. >> how old is he? >> 19. >> is he breathing? >> he is breathing. >> was there alcohol involved? >> yes. nancy: 18 members of the fraternity are facing charges after tim piazza die during a party in february. surveillance cameras captured much of what happened after the fall, including the morning when for members finally called the police. say students tried to appear to make them appear healthier, including dressing him in clean clothing. at the live desk, nancy chen, abc 7 news. jonathan: a deadly amtr

aaron, eun, back over to you. >> thank you, erika. >>> also breaking, a man was shot in the district overnight. we're working to find out whether he's going to be okay. d.c. police say someone shot the man on south capitol southern avenue. that's not far from the east dover shopping center. the man was awake when he was taken to the hospital but did not say exactly what condition he's in right now. >>> seven minutes after the hour. a call for attorney general jeff sessions to step down. it was projected onto the department of justice headquarters. the message reads, sessions must go, and fire sessions. robin bell is claiming credit for this. an image of sessions dressed in a kkk outfit was projected onto the building. >>> president trump is preparing to begin his first foreign trip. he's traveling to the middle east, the vatican and belgium. the president will be there for nine days and the search for a new fbi director may soon be over. we'll break down who's vying for the top spot at the fbi coming up at 6:30. >>> developing this morning, times square is back open after a deadly crash yesterd

man chelsea conjured an equaliser. diego costa gave them hope. three minutes later, and aaron ramsey stooped and conquered.in front once more, aaron ramsey scores for the gunners! costa was so close to equalising again, but 0spina was brilliant again. this might have been chelsea's season, but this was very much arsenal's day. 0lly foster, bbc news, at wembley. celtic have become the first scottish side to achieve an unbeaten domestic treble. they've just wrapped up the scottish cup, adding to the scottish premiership and league cup titles they've already won. they left it late to beat aberdeen in the cup final. the game looked to be heading for extra time when tom rogic scored the winner in the second minute of injury time. they might have struggled in europe, but brendan rogers' invincibles have dominated the game in scotland, in his first season in charge. it's been a dream. you could never have sat down with any manager coming in at the beginning of the season and write down what we would have done. i said to the players just before we went out, this is a game where you want them to write about it afte

aaron: 30-year-old texeiro arraigned in the hospital bed in boston. accused of killing two doctors friday night inside their south boston luxury apartment. police responded to a call about a man with a gun. >> we got a message from the friend saying there is a gunman in the house. aaron: police say in the moment before his death, he texted a desperate plea to his friend who called police. when police arrived they got in a shootout. >> in the ensuing moments, there was an exchange of gunfire. >> he was arrested and taken to the hospital with the non-life threatening injuries. >> open the door. right away, shots were fired at him. we have a guy who just killed two people. had nothing to lose. >> the police found the hands bound, throat slashed and blood everywhere inside the apartment. the killer wrote a message of retribution on the wall. they believe they were targeted but they don't see a motive to explain how the three were connected. >> to come here, go to the 11th floor to the penthouse, we have to believe there was knowledge of each other. >> now they remember them on facebook. this video shows him laughing doing the ice bucket challenge saying the tragic and sudden pass

the city of phoenix breathing a sigh of relief after a man accused of serial killing spree finally behind bars, police linking 23-year-old aaron to nine murders and a dozen shootings between august 2015 and july of 2016, the gunman selecting most of his victims at random, investigators credit the community for the break in the case. >> they are the ones who should fear us, not the other way around. help us bring this to a closure. >> molecular behind in a series of freeway shootings. >> mandatory evacuations as out-of-control wildfires have seen 130,000 acres, hundreds of people refusing to leave their homes. in georgia high temperatures and low humidity intensifying flames ignited by a lightning strike last month, the inferno expected to rage through the weekend, so heated near the florida georgia line, you can see smoke billowing from space. clayton: it is maybe it feels like march at this hour. >> janice dean tracking cooler temperatures. >> we will be complaining about the heat and we go back to this videotape and show you. we have a trough across the northeast bringing a cooler air mass for the next several days into the

aaron, we just got new video. at silver hill road. officers saying they arrived just after midnight. they saw a manthe upper body and he did die at the scene. police are still trying to find a suspect and figure out a motive. if you have any information, please call police. >>> a student with access to guns have made a threat towards dominion high school in sterling. the loudoun county sheriff's office wants to assure parents that the threat was not immediate. .weapons belonged to a relative. >> american university police say this person is responsible for this week's hate crime that left students disgusted and distur

phil: reportedly a man named kyle kennedy and aaron were prison lovers and requested to share a cell.ind. >> dr. phil: was there a letter addressed to kyle kennedy? >> announcer: the exclusive interview on the same day the former football star's murder conviction was vacated. >> dr. phil: did

aaron? >> no, no, the original in the '60s. >> you don't want to miss ellen degeneres show." >> a germantown man who had gotten into a lot of debt got into college. >> you teach special ed part time and mentor students while you're going to school? >> true. >> true or false -- >> i see that game wheel. you can watch "ellen" at 3:00. stay tuned for news 4 at 4:00. >>> 16 after. we continue to follow breaking news that could impact your commute. >> melissa mollet in your first 4 traffic with the warning. melissa? >> reporter: big problem. breaking news. live show from suitland parkway. some closures on the road. three people killed. in bound suitland parkway between forestville road and suitland road. that section of the roadway closed through the morning r alternates, pennsylvania avenue, branch avenue, the beltway to 295. you're going to want to avoid suitland for much of the morning. southbound 295 before the naval research lab, left lane blocked there. beltway at forestville road looking okay through that area. rest of the beltway, other main routes into town and out of town, no major issues quite yet. good morning, mr. bell.

aaron saucedo faces 26 fell neef counts of homicide. aggravated assault and drive-by shooting. saucedo's killing spree started with the shooting death of a 61-year-old man who had a relationship with his mother. all the other victims he allegedly randomly stalked. >> eight defendants set to be arraigned in the death of a penn state saw mr. as we finally hear the 911 call in the case. court documents show timothy piazza fell several times eventually landing face first in a stairwell before the fraternity called 911. in the call, fraternity member, ryan mccann calmly tells the operator his friend is unconscious, but makes no mention of him falling. >> was he breathing? >> he is breathing.cohol involv? >> yes there is. >> we'll get somebody over and leltd t us know. all told. 18 fraternity members face 200 counts some involuntary manslaughter and assault. piazza died at the hospital of traumatic brain injury. doctors estimate he consumed a life threatening amount of alcohol. >> new round of severe storms its building in the west. triggering tornado warnings overnight in new mexico. look at the radar. you can see, those storms, that dumped hail and snow ove

man, 20-year-old markel williams. he is known to frequent charles county in maryland. if you know a markel williams or aziyah, contact police. >> we want to take you live, aaron, to paris to show you where the french president's staff is gathering outside. there are other individuals gathering outside. this is his campaign headquarters. he's inside. the centrist candidate is working on changing the name of the political movement, planning to visit germany. chaos in the streets in paris with 141 macron defeated marine le pen. eun. >> thank you, angie. >>> an capitol hill russia and michael flynn will be the focus. sally yates is expected to testify before a senate panel. she was fired in january before refusing to defend president trump's travel ban in court. she's expected to tell lawmakers she warned the white house about contact between flynn and the white house ambassadors. >>> this gentleman is running for governor. he says he was going to run for the democratic party nomination. he is one of eight democrats who expressed interest in the race. alex wah is the only one who has officially launch the a campaign. >>> parking at red top will cost you more than a couple

aaron? >> all right, molette. thank you. >>> also breaking this morning, greg gianforte is joining congress. this is the man just charged f night. nbc's garrett hake is live in boseman, montana, where people are waking up to the news. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: early last night, you missed what's going to be the weirdest political story after 2017 after we saw 2016 taking the cake. greg gianforte the republican candidate who had been favored to win this seat until he was accused of assaulting a reporter a day and a half ago did, indeed, manage to hold on and claim montana's only congressional seat for the republican party last night. the race was closer than a lot of people expected. it sounds like it's going to be about 7% when all the votes were counted. last night at the victory party we heard something we don't typically hear, a little bit of contrition and apology. take a listen. >> last night i learned a i need to share something from my heart here, and i just ask you to bear with me. and when you make a mistake, you have to own up to it. that's the montana way. >> reporter: that doesn't quit

aaron saucedo to at least 11 homicides. he was arrested and convicted in a shooting death of a man his mother was dating and responsible foren deadly shootings between march and july of last year and investigators say those victims were picked at random. >>> if climbing mt. everest is on your bucket list you might want to do it sooner than later. napal is considering an age limit after an 85-year-old man died of heart attack. only tibet has one between 18 and 60 years old and napal only has a minimum age of 16 with no upper age limit. >>> worried about your safety on public transit? san francisco hits a new mark keeping riders safe. >>> ask finney is just ahead. just post a #askfinney and i'll answer the questions here live a little later. >>> i'm spencer christian, a sunny view of the eastern sky. type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes. but that doesn't mean we're giving up. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a seriou

man. false. this piece of trash was posted on the website, puzzlers, and when call themselves a trending satire entertainment site. more fake news. next, aaron says someone shared a story on facebook about the north carolina house passing a bill that would let drivers drive through protesters. something sounds odd about this. indeed it does, aaron, indeed it does. you know what? this one is actually true. and here's the law. it is house bill 330. it basically says if someone is part of a protest that is blocking a public street, you can't be sued if they get hurt while you carefully drive through where that demonstration is going on. the lots says as long as you are exercising due care, you're good. any story out there suggesting it is legal to mow down protesters with your car, you know better than that, right? so if you see something on the internet and you're like, man, this is crazy. people out there might believe this stuff. i want you and i want you to tell me what's going on. find me on twitter or facebook. or you can also send me a big, delicious, juicy e-mail to my e- mail address at verify@wusa9.com. looking forward to it. >> you c

aaron, too, wrote his dad a letter. if he was guilty -- >> it's time. it's time to manwo years ago. >> keith's defense attorneys went to the prosecutor to hammer out a plea deal. they agreed on 30 years in prison for the murder and for soliciting the hit. moments later, keith was standing in a paducah courtroom speaking the words his family and friends never in a million years thought they'd hear him say. yes, he murdered julie. >> there's no excuse for what i did. and i can't take it back. and she was my best friend. and i don't know what happened to me. but i did it. there's nothing i can do about it. >> temple bradley who works near the courthouse was there. >> my heart was breaking. that the person that i have -- that wholeheartedly i put my trust in for two years had lied to my face. >> i just can't believe we've been deceived in that way. we were there for him the whole time. >> for keith's family and friends, there are so many questions. but one seems to tower above all the others. >> i want to know why. and i want to know how you go from a loving husband and fat

man down. and diego costa levels for chelsea. no sooner had chelsea finished celebrating than arsenal we re finished celebrating than arsenal were back in front, aaronea's dreams of a double were over, and otherwise disappointing season for the gunners ending in glory. i can't describe this. it has been a up—and—down season, but it finished with an fa cup it has to be successful to finish with silverware. ijust successful to finish with silverware. i just love this competition, and i love playing here, so i'm delighted. the boys deserve it, and i'm happy as well for the manager, him to get another fa cup. delighted. last of the chelsea players are just picked up their losers‘ medals and i can see arsene wenger climbing the steps to accept a winner's medal, and an fa cup for the seventh time, and an fa cup for the seventh time, a record for a manager. he goes ahead at aston villa's george ramsay. this is a record 13th fa cup final victory for arsenal as well. they go ahead of manchester united in the records. it was an heroic performance from arsenal, because they had similar defensive problems, and chelsea obviously were looking for a and chelsea ob

aaron clan ton is facing four charges of assault with a deadly weapon in the attacks against trump supporters. you see the action here. they claim he is the masked man in this video slamming a bike lock into the head of another person. he has pled not guilty to all charges. bail has been set at $100,000. he is due back in court next month. >>> only on nbc bay area, senior prank, you expect them at the end of the school year. this week more than a dozen east bay students were punished after a prank killed a mouse. ish michele roberts has the story from california high in san ramon. >> reporter: seniors at california high school in san ramon shared this cell video of what they called a impromptu dance on campus a week before graduation. >> i didn't think i was doing anything wrong. >> reporter: he started playing music in the quad during the free period. >> if it was a disruption why didn't they ask me to turn it off. >> reporter: it turn sbd a mosh pit. custom is yes he noticed mice running around the crowd. >> i threw away a dead mouse. i felt bad for them. >> reporter: three mice were rescued but one was killed. andrew was in the quad when it happe

aaron gilchrist. jared kushner under scrutiny by the fbi. why the agency is looking closely at president trump's right-hand man and son-in-law. >> and a localgnant teen barred from walking in her graduation speaks out. what she has to say about missing the big day. >>> more bad news for the white house this morning. president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser is now under scrutiny by the fbi as part of the russia investigation. the new revelation sug past 4's tracie potts is live with more on why the nfbi s interested in kushner. >> reporter: eun and aaron, we don't know specifically. what we do know is that being under scrutiny is not the same as being a subject or target of the investigation. it's not like paul manafort and michael flynn where they're looking into his actions. according to the fbi, according to our sources, multiple sources, they're thinking there's something that he knows that might lend to this investigation. we know that kushner has had two meetings with russian officials, russian banker and the russian ambassador. he has already told congress that he's willing to talk about those meetings. his attorney says he's w